One of the things I love about teaching at an independent school is the opportunity to have “advisory time.” At my North Carolina school, I’m a seventh grade advisor again this year, and we have an hour after lunch for advisory every third school day. Today was our third advisory meeting of the year, and three of the “getting to know you” activities we did today were a “Daily Dedication,” a “Check-In Question,” and a “Selfie-Bingo” with Google Slides. In this post, I’ll briefly describe each activity and share links to the activities if you’d like to do these with your own students.
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